Anthony Anderson, known for his role in the hit show “Black-ish,” has been ordered to pay his ex-wife, Alvina Stewart, a minimum of $20,000 per month in spousal support, according to recently revealed court documents. However, this amount could increase based on Anderson’s earnings.
Key Takeaway
Anthony Anderson has been ordered to pay a minimum of $20,000 per month in spousal support to his ex-wife, Alvina Stewart, with the possibility of additional payments based on his earnings. The court documents also outline the division of assets, with Anderson keeping their property in Encino and a 2004 Land Rover, and Stewart receiving a 2022 Mazda and their Houston residence. This case highlights the complexities of financial settlements and asset division in divorces.
The Spousal Support Agreement
Under the terms of their divorce judgment, Anthony Anderson will provide $20,000 as a base amount of spousal support. If his gross annual income exceeds $2 million, he will be required to pay an additional 20% of his earnings to Alvina Stewart. This arrangement ensures that as Anderson’s career progresses, his financial contributions to his ex-wife will reflect his increasing success.
Division of Property
In addition to the spousal support agreement, the court documents outline the division of assets between Anderson and Stewart. Anthony Anderson will retain ownership of their property in Encino, California, as well as a 2004 Land Rover. In contrast, Alvina will receive the 2022 Mazda and their residence in Houston.
Furthermore, the former couple possesses a cemetery plot at Inglewood Park Cemetery, which they have decided to sell and divide the proceeds. Although this may seem like an unconventional asset, it demonstrates the complexity of dividing property in divorce cases.
It is worth noting that the court documents also mention a Glock-19 firearm registered under Alvina Stewart’s name but currently in Anthony Anderson’s possession. He has been instructed to return the firearm to law enforcement within the next 30 days.
Background on the Divorce
Alvina Stewart initially filed for divorce in Los Angeles last year. The couple had been married since 1999 but experienced a brief separation. Alvina previously filed for divorce in 2015 but dropped the request approximately a year later, coinciding with Anthony’s breakthrough role on “Black-ish.”
